Michael Brittingham Dedicates Release of New Epic Poem to Michael Jackson and Barack Obama

Artist, poet and entrepreneur Michael Brittingham™, announces the worldwide release of his new epic poem; 'I am deep inside of you... How to make love with life and die laughing' and is dedicating it to his 'spiritual brother Michael Jackson, with whom I shared the values of life, love and laughter', and to President Barack Obama in support of his deserving to be the Nobel Peace Prize winner. Beverly Hills, California (PRWEB) October 29, 2009 -- Mr. Brittingham, is already a somewhat controversial figure after announcing in September, the proposed formation of the Michael Jackson™ Museum Foundation© to purchase a historic property in Beverly Hills, California, and to secure permissions from the Jackson family, the executors of The Michael Jackson Estate™, the City of Beverly Hills, and the court, to house The Michael Jackson Collection and Memorabilia™. The MJ Museum Project is a 'work in process', according to Brittingham, 'and requires careful, transparent deliberation, in gathering together the right people, resources, permissions, and all of the other vital components necessary to answer the question; How to create a concrete, viable solution of what to do with the collections and memorabilia of Michael Jackson? According to Brittingham; 'There is an answer to this question... and this is it!' Brittingham further states that 'because this proposed, non-profit museum foundation shall be a non-commercial activity, and does not solicit nor accept donations or contributions of any kind, I am using the personal commerce vehicle of selling my new epic poem worldwide, in order to maximize my personal effectiveness, and see to it that this noble project gets done, and gets done in the right way - concretely and transparently.' The project has garnered a worldwide base of supporters in just seven weeks. See: anchor text (http://www.myspace.com/michaeljacksonmuseumclub) American President Barack Obama won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize, a stunning decision that came approximately nine months into his presidency. Thorbjorn Jagland, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee said it honored Obama for his 'extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.' The decision appeared to catch many people worldwide by surprise. Not so Brittingham; 'To really understand our diverse world, you have to seek opinions from everyone and everywhere. Then you have to act with deliberation, taking into consideration all of the self-interests, and the differences of every party affected by your choice of words and actions. From the very beginning, Obama has done this. He deserves this Nobel Peace Prize for WHO he is, how he thinks, how he acts, in the worldwide arena in the pursuit of peace and harmony among its people. My new poem is dedicated to the man - Barack Obama.' Michael's epic poem directly speaks to the values of peace, life, love and laughter, and according to Brittingham, 'is another brick in the wall of peace and harmony among men and women living together on this planet'. Brittingham shares 'the life, love and laughter values and principles of the late Michael Jackson', and also supports the 'very deserving Barack Obama in being named as the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize winner'. Brittingham goes on to say 'Michael Jackson, Obama and I, all share principles that basically state that we are all in this together, and that we should achieve by constructive engagement, an atmosphere of common-interest-cooperation among friends and adversaries alike - from all over the world'. Brittingham believes that 'In this method of diplomatic dialogue, we can approach an ideal of lasting peace in the world. Peace on earth, which all men of every era have most eagerly yearned for, can be firmly established and sustained only if we give it a chance! What we need now in the world is - co-existence without conflict.' Here is an excerpt from the Epic Poem: 'I am deep inside of you... How to make love with life and die laughing!' anchor text (https://www.createspace.com/3404637) 'For many lonely years I've wandered around, I was searching for a peace that was never to be found. Still I believed in it, I knew it had to be there, I knew all of the talk wasn't just hot air. I looked deep into the eyes of the one who should know, I am getting a bit weary, knowing that soon I have to go. I want some real answers and I want them right now, like; Why is it so hard? And who are you anyhow?' 'I thought I had learned every bit of the wisdom, to embody the truth, and help build the kingdom. Then suddenly I feel a soft tap upon my shoulder, it happens in a flash and I know that I am older. Then with a whisper a voice enters my ear, saying you've done well my son and have nothing to fear. Just give-out the rest of your life, love and laughter, And the secret you've sought, will be found in the hereafter.' 'The warmth and the kindness that springs from your soul, will show the path to others, and that is your goal. Today you are called upon to give all of this away, so do it like a man, smile... and do it with joy. And remember the day when a wise little boy, wrote a poem on the spot and showed off his new toy… So I'm sending this aloft to move the heart of a friend, hoping it's a beginning... and not just the end.' anchor text (https://www.createspace.com/Customer/EStore.do?id=3404637) © Copyright 2009 by Michael Louis Brittingham™ All Rights Reserved. Contact: Michael Louis Brittingham, USA: 1-215-975-6113 anchor text (http://mjmuseumproject.ning.com Contact Information Michael Brittingham Michael Jackson Museum Supporters in Myspace http://www.myspace.com/michaeljacksonmuseumclub 1.215.975.6113

Michael Jackson Remembered By Fans, Colleagues At 'This Is It' Premiere w/Video

Oct 27 2009 9:44 PM EDT

Michael Jackson Remembered By Fans, Colleagues At 'This Is It' Premiere

David Cook, Ashley Tisdale and others walk the red carpet, while the crew for MJ's planned comeback shows offer behind-the-scenes revelations.

By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Sway Calloway and Tim Kash of MTV

Fans and colleagues of Michael Jackson turned out Tuesday night (October 27) to remember the King of Pop at the Los Angeles premiere of "Michael Jackson's This Is It." On MTV News' premiere special, Tim Kash and Sway were live from the red carpet, and celebrities, fans and the crew involved with Jackson's planned London comeback shows revealed what it was like behind-the-scenes with a superstar.

David Cook told us about his cover of Jackson's "Billie Jean," which helped him win the seventh season of "American Idol." "You want to do songs people know, and who doesn't know Michael Jackson?" Cook said on the red carpet. "It's incredible to be here to honor Michael Jackson."

Ashley Tisdale, who worked with "This Is It" director Kenny Ortega on the "High School Musical" movies, recalled the time she met Jackson. "It was amazing. I can't even describe," she remembered. "I was just, like, in awe. You can't even speak. He was glowing. He's an icon. You're speechless."

In an interview for the premiere special, Ortega remembered how Jackson never stopped working. "He was always thinking up ideas for the show. One time, he called me up, I think it was, like, 3 o'clock in the morning," the director recalled. "He said, 'Victoria Falls.' I was like, 'That's in Africa.' What it came to mean was we had these giant 3-D screens that were incorporated into the production. Michael wanted the world on that stage."

Music supervisor Michael Bearden revealed the reason MJ used to tape his fingertips before concerts. "That was one of the things I asked him," Bearden said. "And he said, 'Because it feels good.' And then when he throws his hand a certain way, the white catches your eye. So if you're doing that" — [shoots his hand into the air, à la MJ] — "automatically, you're gonna look right there. It's just a show thing."

In an exclusive clip from the movie, which debuted during the special, Jackson is seen dancing around the stage in peach, straight-leg pants and a bronze blazer to his classic hit "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'." In a split screen, Jackson stepped across the stage and rocked some dance moves to the song.

In a segment not included in the special, the show's dancers gave fans an in-depth tutorial on how they can learn the moves that Jackson made famous. Dancers who worked with the superstar gave instructions on how to Moonwalk or mimic the steps from the "Beat It," "Thriller" and "Smooth Criminal" videos.

However, Jackson's colleagues got emotional when they recalled hearing of Jackson's death just as they were wrapping up rehearsals with him at the Staples Center. "We became silent," choreographer Travis Payne recalled. "We prayed and then we ultimately got the call. They said he had passed, and that was very hard."

Check out everything MTV's got on "Michael Jackson's This Is It."

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NOTE: I wish you all of the very best of life, love and laughter not only today but forever and a day! My epic poem: 'I am deep inside of you... How to love your life and die laughing' ... is dedicated to Michael Jackson and released for sale worldwide: You will love this! Michael
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An official rebuttal of unfair charges against Michael Brittingham and/or the Michael Jackson Museum Project.

There is an "online lynching" of my personal character and integrity that does not correspond at all with reality. It is a shame that in this age of "push-button publishing", any "nut-case" with too much time on their hands, can post whatever nonsense that they wish to "share with the world", no matter if it is libelous or if it unfairly damages another's reputation.

I hope everything is going well with you. Listen, for some three weeks now, I have been the target of a person in Florida, a certain Ms. Sarah Dees, and 3 or 4 of her cohorts who have evidently been infected with this "poison". I was initially contacted by this person, recommended by another woman in Australia, whom I know and whom I believe had no idea who this person was when she recommended her to me. A couple of month's ago, I began receiving emails from this Ms. Dees to "beg for my help"... she indicated to me in a few of those emails that she "had cancer with a few months to live, had debts over her head and her ability to pay, a daughter who would suffer if she died and left it all to her, and a home which was being foreclosed upon." I felt sorry for her in what I had believed was a tragic set of personal circumstances. I thought that if there was any way that I could help, that I would try and do so.

During a trip to Florida in August, I messaged her and then telephoned and arranged to visit her and her daughter. I saw that the debts dated back to 2002 and exceeded $40,000. And that the debt to the bank mortgage holder was around $10,000. I could see that this woman had done nothing for seven years to handle her own financial responsibilities, except to max-out several credit cards all of whom were not paid to-date. Even so, I still believed the "cancer story" and I met with her lawyers and indicated that if the aggregated creditors would agree to a "settlement agreement of approximately 25-30% of the debt, I would "see what I could do to help her." I subsequently wrote to each of her creditors offerring to negotiate a debt reduction settlement on her behalf.

The next day, she indicated to me quite forcibly, that "this was not enough, that I should hire her in what she knew was my Michael Jackson Museum Project", and that I should "take responsibility for her current and daily expenses in the meantime." This was also written to me in email, the copy of which, I of course, have retained. I told her at that time, that "this was a preposterous proposal, as I was not willing to be responsible for her daily expenses, and that since the MJ Project was in the development phase, that I actually had no job openings at all", and that after it becomes concrete, "I would only be hiring functional professionals."

I could see that this was an irrational person with serious problems, and I left on the very next plane out of there. Some 10 days later, I received messages that all sorts of online postings in NING communities, Twitter, online blogs, and emailed messages were being sent-out acusing me of being "a child molester - just like Michael Jackson (Her words, certainly not mine), a predator on defenseless women, a fraud, and that the MJ Museum Project was a fraud."

Of course, this is totally preposterous. I have issued a formal CEASE AND DESIST NOTICE to each of these people, forwarded it to the various host administrations, and tried to stay above the fray by not putting "wood onto a small flame". Now, things are getting a bit "out of hand" so I am going to confront this "head-on!". I am not sure if you have received any of this nonsense, but if so, and you would like me to forward any/and/or/all of the documents backing all of this up, I would be more than happy to, and you may simply send me a request at my email address.

The other perpetuators of this outrageous defamation of my character and integrity, in particular, one Ms. "Isabella Devinast", are simply disgruntled "artists" who had submitted information to me in order to be possibly included in a hotel project in Switzerland, which failed to materialize because the primary investor pulled-out. As with a couple of other artists, each was dutifully notified that this project was not going to go through as planned. Understandably they were disappointed, and had believed, as I did until the investor pul-out, that this would be a tremendous oportunity for them to participate in what was going to be an "Artist in Residence Program" created and maintained in what was the Annex of the hotel property. One individual, a Ms. Danielle Libine has a legitimate claim to an invoice presented for some graphics work on a seperate poem publishing project. It is as simple as that.

Unfortunately, with the Internet, and in various communities like this one and others, anyone can post anything that they wish, whether true or not, whether libel or slander, and it gets read as if "it may be true". It is just amazing the lengths that a few people will go through, to stop anything positive being developed to preserve Michael's legacy, or to attempt a personal character defamation... but I will not be deterred, nor will I shirk from bringing up and dealing with a sensitive matter, even if it means that you, or anyone else decides not to have anything to do with me, this community, or what I am doing.
Sincerely, Michael Brittingham
michaelbrittingham@gmail.com
www.myspace.com/michaeljacksonmuseumclub

COPY TEXT OF THE CEASE AND DESIST ORDER.
CEASE AND DESIST ORDER

September 15, 2009
TO: Ms. Sarah Dees, Ms. Danielle Libine, Ms. Eve Adams, Ms. Avigail Teumin, Isabella Devinast, Birgit Friedberg, et al

This CEASE AND DESIST ORDER is to inform you that you and/or your associates harassing and intimidating actions against Michael Louis Brittingham and/or any associates of Michael Louis Brittingham has become unbearable. Such anti-social behavior is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated in any way, shape or form. This letter is to demand that you and/or your associates continuing involvement in, planning and encouragement of, information gathering, harassment and intimidation must CEASE AND DESIST immediately. Should you and/or your associates continue to pursue these activities in violation of this CEASE AND DESIST ORDER, we will not hesitate to pursue further legal action against you and/or your associates including, but not limited to, civil action and/or criminal complaints.

You and/or your associates continued information gathering, harassment and intimidation of Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham includes, but is not limited to, statements made by you in public locations regarding Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham. Additionally, you and/or your associates post libelous and defamatory remarks on an internet site: ( http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaellouisbrittingham ), (http://www.ripoffreport.com/On-Line-Business/Michael-Louis-Britti/michael-louis-brittingham-mic-6e4c2.htm) (http://www.broadwayspace.com/profile/SarahDees ) and/or any other blogs or community profiles purchased and maintained by you about Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham. You are aware there is an official investigation regarding these libelous remarks and all internet protocol (IP) addresses of the previously mentioned remarks are forwarded to the investigative agencies.

Many of your statements about Michael Louis Brittingham and/or its associates in your web postings are untrue and defamatory. You made them maliciously to injure Michael Louis Brittingham and/or its associates in its trade, office and profession. As such, they are defamatory per se. Under O.C.G.A. 51-5-11, this letter constitutes a demand for immediate retraction in writing of these false and libelous statements. In accordance with O.C.G.A 51-5-11(b)(1)(C), Michael Louis Brittingham demands that your retraction and correction be accompanied by a removal of the webpage containing your libelous statements.

Under California Civil Code § 47, this letter constitutes a demand for immediate retraction of these false and libelous statements. Your web postings and conduct also constitute tortuous interference with the business and contractual relations of Michael Louis Brittingham and its affiliates. As such, they are actionable and expose you to the imposition of compensatory as well as punitive damages. Below, we have noted one of the more malicious, and libelous comments made by you and your associates.

Michael Louis Brittingham American Business Club, A Closed Circle, Michael Brittingham Club, Michael Jackson Museum@ Pickfair Beverly Hills, California Michael Brittingham, Michael Louis Brittingham, Fraud, Scam, Rip Off, Artists In Residence, Michael Jackson Museum @ Pickfair, American Business Club, Internet

Michael Louis Brittingham, american business club, a closed circle!, ambizclub, michael brittingham fan club, michael jackson museum foundation project at pickfair, friends of oprah international business man promises artist in residence program participation + orders + contacts to clients, takes money and is not willing to deliver anything (or give back the money) Internet

These patent, malicious, and libelous comments made by you on your webpage evidence your tortuous interference. If Michael Louis Brittingham and its affiliates is forced to file suit to stop your wrongful conduct, it will also seek an award of its attorney fees and litigation expenses.

[Newton v. Family Federal Savings and Loan Association, 48 Or App 373, 376, 616 P2d 1213 (1980). “A person who is not directly named in the defamatory statement may still bring suit if he or she can prove that persons hearing the remarks would understand them to refer to the plaintiff.”]

Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham have legal rights to remain free from information gathering, harassment and intimidation by you, your associates and other persons and Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham will take the responsibility upon ourselves to protect that right. Note that a copy of this letter and a record of its delivery will be stored. Also note that it is admissible as evidence in a court of law and will be used as such if need be in the future.

This CEASE AND DESIST ORDER demands that you immediately discontinue and do not at any point in the future under any circumstances do the following to Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham: speak to (except in connection with making arrangements to settle your dispute with Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates), contact (except in connection with making arrangements to settle your dispute with Michael Louis Brittingham), pursue, harass, attack, strike, bump into, brush up against, push, tap, grab, hold, threaten, telephone (via cellular or landline), instant message, text message, page, maintain a website, fax, email, follow, stalk, shadow, disturb our peace, keep us under surveillance, gather information about Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham and/or conduct any actions that may interfere with the work of Michael Louis Brittingham, its associates and its clients.

You and/or the behavior of your associates acting on your behalf is a violation of Federal laws 18 USC Subsection 2261A Interstate Stalking, 18 USC Subsection 875(c) Interstate Communications.

This letter does not constitute exhaustive statement of my position nor is it a waiver of any of my rights and/or the rights of Michael Louis Brittingham and/or associates of Michael Louis Brittingham and/or remedies in this and/or any other related matter.

We demand your immediate compliance, and furthermore that you confirm in writing that all violative activity will cease immediately.

SIGNED:
Michael Louis Brittingham
September 15, 2009

Human Capital Management | 10 Things you Can Do to Loose your Best Employees:

Human Capital Management 10 Things you Can Do to Loose your Best Employees:

1. Hire them promising an appealing job that has nothing to do with what they will do in the reality:

That's the beginning of this strategy. Hire talented people for jobs where they have to switch their brains to a stand-by position.

2. Think that they will be motivated just by their salary:
Everybody knows that smart and creative people just care about money. They don't care about challenging jobs, appealing projects or start-ups, having the flexibility to develop their jobs, or being part of an outstanding team.

3. Never explain to 'them' the companies overall strategy.
They need just to know what they have to do. After all, who needs to know the global strategy, besides the CEO and a few others?

4. Don't be transparent.
Never show them the companies performance, the retribution policies and how much their colleagues are earning for the same job. Avoid explaining company's changes or bad news. It is always better that they know through rumors.

5. Never pay attention to their suggestions or ideas:
Just tell them it is a great suggestion and you will think about it, and of course do nothing. Or better, tell them that it's not their job to think about how things have to be done, but doing what the have been told to do.

6. Enhance competitiveness among team members:
It is the right path to get people engagement with the company and a great working environment that will retain the best employees.

7. Avoid they have any control or responsibility over the work they are doing:
If he/he is a software engineer, just let her know about the code she is writing, not the overall project. If he/she's a content reviewer just let her know about the articles he/she has to review. Don't set up medium term goals over which employees can plan their work and achieve their goals.

8. Never tell them how good they are:
That's a terrible mistake. They could believe it, and maybe then ask for a better job, a salary increase, or worse, going to the competition (anyway, that's what you are trying to do with this advise isn't it?)

9. Always control them:
Everybody knows that you cannot trust people and strict control is necessary. :-) Set innovative rules as being at work at a certain hour, or not having the possibility to solve personnel issues while being at work, so they will increase their stress and obviously work better, etc.

10. Support yes-man and isolate people with a critical sense:
a. That's the definitive one. Because as you are the smarter guy in the company you only need people to tell you how good you and your company are. Don't let those newcomers tell you where and when your are going to crash.

b. There are a lot of other things you can do too, but for now just do these 10 and be sure you'll retain only those guys than can't find a better place to go. That is what you are trying to do, isn't it?

The AmBizClub Virtual Deal Room

Hi and a big, warm welcome to all of you who have just joined us in the ABC Forum in Xing.
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We appreciate you and look forward to getting to know one another better as time goes by.

RE: The AmBizClub Virtual Deal Room;
In the financial world, successful deals center on bringing the right people together, getting them the right documents, and creating the right back-and-forth among the participants... right now.

The big trick is to go further than just connecting people in the same disciplines, in the same space and in the same time!

A- Select your Demo by clicking on the links found in our AmBizClub! Group; The Virtual Deal Room.
B- Get a preview of the Virtual Deal Room (Forum ZX) that we are seting up in the AmBizClub.
C- Give us your comments and suggestions by starting a discussion or contributing to a discussion already started.

We're going with the SiteScape platform, and they have created a series of whitepapers on topics related to team collaboration in business and in government.

To get access to the AmBizClub! and to the SiteScape whitepapers, you will need to register with us here:(It's fast, easy and free, of course): http://ambizclub.ning.com/group/virtualdealroom or through the front page at: http://ambizclub.ning.com

Give me your input and comments and let me know how to provide the best tools for you.
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Direct email to MB: mb@americanmbusinessclub.com
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We are largely about building networks and extending them to meet new people, but we are also all about strengthening the network of people you already know. That's why we have made the decision to stay with the XING platform. It's the best of breed in the industry channel, and why try to improve upon that! This is where the big boys and girls hang out for online business & professional networking and collaboration!

You can drive quality results and extend your reach by partnering with America's most productive network community. Seamless access to information, news, entertainment (Millions of videos in all categories), and a dynamic social network here in XING - anytime, anywhere and in any way!

Our team has been working hard on our next round of services just for our online community, and a big part of that effort is making sure it's super-easy to use and navigate around with our forum here in XING, our ABC blogs, community, audio and video media content.

Stay tuned to our official blog: http://ambizclub.blogspot.com for updates related to our intenational website launch and our September investor/partner monetization opportunity.
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Business blogs: Fad or long term communications tool

Submitted by Wayne Hurlbert:
Business blogs are often referred to as being a fad. You know the line. It usually includes terms like "fad", "personal diary", "self important", and of course "waste of time and resources".

Variations on those themes appear all of the time in print, online, and broadcast media. You will also hear them quite frequently in personal or daily business conversations. Can a blog really be compared to that very famous fad, the hula hoop?

The questions usually revolve around the blogging content, the blog value in the near and long term, and the overall staying power of blogs. These are legitimate questions, and indeed, they deserve answers. If we business bloggers are serious about speading the word about the value of blogs to companies of all sizes, we must consider the objections.

First of all, business blogs as a marketing and public relations communications tool are still in their relative infancy. The number of blogging businesses is still very small. The number is so low that a new corporate blog still makes the news for its alleged innovative aspect. If that's the case, then blogs still have a long way to go to entirely permeate mainstream business and media thinking.

My good friend John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing considers the possibility that while blogs may have had a "fad" period, that time has already passed into history.

John Jantsch says this about business blogging as a fad:

Blogging as a business fad seems to be passing - and that's a good thing.

Now maybe people will settle down and look at a blog, at using a blog for business, for what it is. Just another, albeit powerful, marketing tool.

Yes, every business needs a blog, not so they can say they have one, so they can finally say something because they have one. Now I'm not saying that you can't have open and transparent conversations with your clients and prospects through other means, I'm just saying that people don't.

As John says, blogs are being recognized for their value as marketing and public relations tools. As a communications medium for sharing the company's ideas and vision, a blog is a very powerful tool. Along with company specific data and facts, a blog also provides general information on the industry, other knowledge sources, and product use assistance. The concepts provided by a business blog are limited only by the writer's imagination.

Blogs definitely have the potential to grow as a information sharing tool. They are informal in tone, introduce a real person instead of the cliche of the faceless corporation, and are timely in their presentation. The flexibility offered by blogging is one reason that blogs will last in the business tool box.

The blog's purpose and presentation can be changed over time to reflect new business goals and realities. The very nature of blogs is to evolve to fit new conditions. Unlike the blog, a fad item is fixed at a certain time and place, and lacks the built-in flexibility to develop new uses. The fad never changes from its original purpose, and so it disappears with time.

The next time you are faced with someone stating that a blog is merely some new fad, you can provide an alternative picture. Perhaps you will create a new convert to the field of blogging.

As a blog evangelist, you will have achieved your goal.

Wayne Hurlbert provides insigtful information about marketing, promotions, search engine optimization and public relations for websites and business blogs on the popular Blog Business World.
http://www.webpronews.com/blogtalk/2006/02/24/business-blogs-fad-or-long-term-communications-tool